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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
OFF. Frs ELECTED AT cuaUTAUoUA.

CHAUTAUQUA. Aug. l6.-Commencement or recognition
ices OF the thsuauqna Town aud Country Club we're
held this morning in The amphhesre. An address was
delivered by Charles Barnard, OF NewYork. superntend
ent, on 1.-The Right Study Of Nature" Diplomas were
given to graduates. Mary A. Lvermore delivered her
lecture "Supernuous Women at IL o'clock, TO a
large audience.
The following persons have been elected trustees OF the
ChautauQua Assembly aud University for the ensuing
year: w. G. Williams, Meadviile. Penn Jacob Miller.
Canton OHIO; f. II. Root, Buffalo; William Thomas.
Meadville: +. Nj. Hukill. Pitisburg; W. C. j. Hall
jamestown. y. Y; ]. II. Vincent Plainheld y. j.; W. NJ
Clark, Liberty. Ind; C. Clifford. Westheld y. Y. c. d.
Frestone. Columbus ohio W. H. Short, Sugar Grove,
Penn; j. W. Edwards, Randolph n. Y; +. ID. tarey,
Louisville n. A. Massey. Toronto; Johh Brown, BrtI
ford. Penn W. 1. DEM. Allegheny, Penn. W. A. Dun
can. syracuse. " Y; Lewis MILLER Akron. Ohio T.. A.
skinner. weshed, \. Y; Jesse Smith, Ttusye. Penn.
T. o. Cumpongh, Rochester. y. Y: II. H. Moore, Pleas
antvie. Penn; Z. Stuusbaker. South Bend. Int.
The trustees elected the following officers President
Lewis Miller; chancellor Dr. John H. Vincent wee
presidents. f. n. Root e. Sudebaker and Jacob Miller
treasurer t. A. Skinner secretary an superintendent
". A. Duncan; executive committee. +. IA. Root. G.
studebsker Jacob Miller, William Thomas j. C. Clifford
and Dr. j Il. Edwards
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s Moo Of ,at ras "o
vices at ths rrsen'e o, isr sister MI rear
Int-rnisnt al Green wooI
Js,s.y CIV on sppdoy August H. 1887 Mary
FgnGT. a. ss n S 81 70 Ea nr9wn %
CowLEs-sudieny, August 10 Edwari Boies cowles OF
Funeral at tho Pres!yeran Church. Rye " " on Thurs
Carriage. will he in ling on the arrival otths 400 ex
Burial At Hudson on FrtiaT.
CowLEs-on Hoai,y. August Is, Dr. John A. Cowcs.
Funeral $50 Eighth "Wednesday. at
Internent at Rome, ~.
DuNHAM-on rHs.,W. 10th inst: at her residence 80
OF the late William Jones. and wdos OF William s. Dun
Notice of funeral hereafter
FowLtR-At PeekskIl. sunday, 1ith inst, Freaerc r.
Fanera iro@ rs,ii,n wela"tas l7th n. az
snu Relatives AMI friends are respectfully nvtei "
aALE.At Port RehmSna s T. on IT. Tuesday. Ausa'ti6.
Fsnsrs ssryce, Al the char Of tho Ascension West New
Interment at Woodlawn cemetery.
PALMEK-suddenly on August TO- 1881 n his tsh year.
George Huien Pal ner, son oitl,lIs, william l. Palmer
Funeral private
PALMER-At scar.dale. we.tohester County, " Y, on
August l5 1887 James Palmer. the GOTH year Of hi.
RELATIVES and friends arc respectfully invited to tho
funeral from hsAts residence on Thursday. August Is AZ
sEARGNG-At sauser,ies. " Y. August Is. Seaman
Grihu Soaring. ago 80 years.
IDterment at Saugertes
STEVENs-At Gravesend. T. l., August IT, 1887. Della ",
daughter Of the lsts David stevens.
tho ieaG' 81 ObauAh Banks 3Jf
sackeft-s l.. BROOKLYN. Thursday. 18th inst. at
Interment at stanford, Coun.. FRIDAY morning
TAYLoRon the 10Th inst. at Ashland, Penn Jeremiah
Taylor, age 81 years
Relatives friends invited TO attend the funeral at me
residence Of n, brosrpaw, the Rev Brady ~ BAckus.
$50 West 23th ST. on Thursday, at O'Clock !.
Interment a. WOODLAND.
Please omit lowers.
THOMPSON-At North Courrav. n. H.. August Is. Mary
Carpenter. we OF Alexander H. thompson u, ~
Funeral al the residence OF tho Ia My No. 80
ernoBt BrOOklYI. Thursday. Au u.s. IL, AZ III r. H.
Friends requested not 10 send lowers
yERPLANCK-At tIshkll on Hudson. on the 18th inst.
Edward Fem. infant " William l.. and virginia
Everett Nerpanck.
Funeral private
VCORHIS-On Monday. August To- Maria Van Saun wtfa
Of Richard NooThIs IN Tn, slstysar OF Ter ago.
Fuuera late .snce No io2 West 22st.
WsiRests 18th inst at p ne Relatives and friends
are invited 10 he present
WO. sTER-At Westbrook. Conn. on August H. Harold
shsor agei months only oa Of berry Il. and Ellen 81
Wooster. of Beep kvrr Conn.
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BosToS Aug 10 (Sp,ciab.Gsaac sweetser. OF Charles
town President OF tho Washington Fire and Marine IN
surance Company died suddenly on Monday night In
Lynn where he had Ms summer home. He had been at
the Office as usual that day and IL Is probable heart DIS
ease was the cause his death. Mr. sweeser was born
IN Charrstowu II September. 1872 lie obtained NJ
eary eucnton AT te public schools of that city, and in
1892 al the twenty. he entered the once oi le
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance COMPANY az us
secrtary This Office continued 10 hold untll ls0E
when he va. elected president which olce lie hrld con
nuousy thirty five years. until the zine oil ms sun
dst dr.th He widely known in banking ana lhsur-
anc. circle, universally respected oi MS uprg1t
and honest dealing lie was Interested 10 many Dusness
nroinrts and AT tho time Of his death held the Office or
brrctor Of the touWbab Bank. the NauOna luoo
WORKS. the Ame, Manufacturing Company anu the hmes
SwOrd Company.
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WILL PROSECUTE HER HUSBAND FOR BrGAXr.

WILL PROSECUTE HER HUSBAND FOR BIGAAY
Mrs. Kate NJ. wood lined $1j by Police Justice
Massey in Brooklyn. yesterday for assauling Edward
Boardnan OF No. 3l49 Furman-st She told The follow
ing remarkable story the reporters afterward: In
1874 1 married John VI. wood a snipcarpenter. We
lived happily for nine years and had children one
night my husband sad he had 10 do might work Al ebp
ship, ard AID was out every night. fow days later
the children taken sick sudden In he MINT
and for husband II found that he did not
at night. lie came home a. usual aud went out
the next nlgnt as before. followed ,nd fonnh MN az
Boar1nan- house where he counting the daughter.
When came home we quarreed and lie left me. aud
did not see him again until month ago whrn heard
he was at BOardnan's | went to see him. but Board
man refused to admit me aud said | was no longer
Woods wife, as hs had married Miss Boardman. lie
showed the marriage certicae aud the result was
that lost temper AMI attacked him The MARRIAGE
certificate was sIgned by "a minister 1T Van Bruutst
and ! Will prosecute husband for bita ~ Mrs.
Wool was sent TO Jail In dcfanlt OF paying tho huo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PITTsBURG. Aug 10 tSpeeia.-rhe Prohibtionists who
hold stat. at Harrisburg next week are
angry with tue Pennsylvania Railroad officials who. they
say refused grant their delegates the special rate or
l cent miie already given the delegates ito to-mor
rows RrpuDican Convention.
ST. joins, y. b. Ang. l6-On the application of pond
holders Of the Grand southern Railway Judge Palmer
has placed control OF the IN the hands OF re-
sclyrr.
PhnADELPHIA, Aug. 10 (Speciab.-The Baltimore and
OHIO is running large cattle daily between ths
city and pout, I'm West virginia aud southern OHIO. The
train last nj ht contained eghty-1ve cars.
Hartford. Conn, Aug. IO.-rhe stockholders Of the
Hartford aud Con Western Railroad at special
meeting TO-DAY resolved to accept the resolution passed
Last OF tho Legislature authorizing the con-
structlon a branch springfield aud the Issue OF
bonds not exceeding $4,000 mile. with a correapond
ing capital stock to defray the cost OF ths
branch. Ins ACTON subsequently, ratinod by tho
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THEODORE sTEwARTS LUCEY EMPLOTES

-
The will OF Theodore Stewart. fled yesterday, OF which
H. +. Dorcmus No. 1856 Broadway aud Edward W. ASH
ley. OF 40 20 south Wil!iam-s, are witnesses, under
date Of March g. 1888 leaves ~ 900 each to Mrs NATL.
da Bidet his sister and Charles L. and Edward stewart
his brothers. Any contestant Is 10 receive nothing.
Caroline Virginia Walt tho teststors sister. receives
$4,000 James NJ. stewart. brother. $4,000 Mr..
Stewards employees, MAMMALIAN Cook. George Kohlor.
Eugene Hauck, Valentine Hsnck and Charles Joeckel
Iscrive $1,000 each Pearson Van Keeck, an emPloye,
receives Mr. Stewards house IN Brooklyn, No. $50 Dyis'
iouaye., aud to all other employees who at the limo
Of his death hal been with him five years
Mr. stewart gives $500 TO his three
faithful employees" Macmillan Cook, George kohler
aud Eugene Hauck, Mr.. Stewar leaves his business
goodwill and fixtures In John and Warren ss they bs
ing authorized Ia tue or theodore stewart ia
the business. The three TO have the privilege OF
buying the stock at twenty-five per cent Discount pay
ment In hy" years
Inc residue of estate In trust 10 his e1ecutors
James NJ. stcwari. John II. Knapp. Mammalian 'ook
George kOler until the trsttOs nephew. theodore
L. stewart snail reach twent yye ears when no Is 10 re-
ceiye all. The pephe~ not living tue estate GOES TO
Caroline Virginia Wait and James NJ ~iswart. the edu
cation ami support ~ the nephew provided for he TO
receive ~ 200 after reaching t"enyono, ana
bcquest OF ~ 900 at twenty'oue years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
ATTRACTIONS OF TIE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR

AIIHhOiiONo We LUZ O"hN'h 'OO''ii ''''"
NEwBURG, n. V, Aug. l6.The Dig day OF the Orange
County Fair to he held in this city, will he September
% On that day Governor ID, b. Hill and Mayor Hewitt,
OF New York. will be here. the former making adj
dress last year nearly 10000 people attended on the
big day. and with these extra attractions believed
10000 will he here. One OF the chief attractions OF the
day will be a game OF baseball between the Brooklyns
and the Athletics of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
COMMISSIONER PLAT DEMURS.

CAUSES OF ACTION IN GOVERNOR HILLS SUIT
INCONSISTENT WITH EACH OTHrR.
ALBANY, Aug. 16.-Thomas c. Platrs attorneys this
morning fled with the Attorney General demurrer to
the complaint brought against hin BY the
era the ground hat the OF action have been
improperly uni ed in that alleged cause OF action for
usnrpng and intrudng in the Office OF the Quarantine
Commissioner is jonet with an alleged csu'e OF action
for forfeiture OF Office OF Quarantine Commissioner
and specifies at, objection that the alleged causes OF
action Inconsistent with eacl other.
lie also dsuurs ~ the first and second alleged causes
OF action ground That they do not state facts
sufficient Of action. Ihis raises
issue law, will be argued here at the first regu
Inrs Tern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
CHANGING FROM HORSES TO ELECTRICITY.

The Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank Road Railroad
COMPANY, VIII ca operates a street car lihe with
horses in The Jamaica plank road, from East New
ton and is now ere oung poles Tor the wires The
system which 10 that OF the VanGerpoel Electric Man
ulactnring Comrany. The question OF toe right OF
the arOdd company to the street is to be tested ~ the
courts. The condition OF the road Ma sed at
present is bad and the Railroad Conn ssionrrS bayo
directed that II lie put In prop"r order. Jude. the
new system ears VIII be iitreu minutes mead
way and the tare to JamaIc, will be 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
BREWERS CHARGED WITH FRA

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 16-FOr some time past In-
terna Royonue Collector Gerhcr has been inVeslgat-
Ing alleged irregularities In the management Of sew
eral breweries In this city, and as result Le has
seized the esab.lshmnts OF Christian stcngel, Fred.
erica KTalsc, Frederick bwamb and Colt eib ReitJef
and taken charge Of their places. Late this Ter
nom all of Them with tnc exception of sclN anIb
gave bond and they will 10 allowed continue bust.
ness until their be heard IN court They are
ali char cd wt. making ia SO entities Ia their BOOKS
aud thus deirauding the Government Oh the LAX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
po,soyrya HIMSELF HOTEL

Edwin Burge. young man, took his hie yes'er-
day at the Summit Hotel No 90 Bowery' buteeE
went % bed late and left word with the cieib tnau
10 was not to be DISTURBED Suspicion was aroused
Yesterday that all was not well and the door was
forced oLen. Bur,el with his pale lace hOrilDgl
disto. ted was found lying on The Deu, rs4 'any
dressed and dead on char lying near nm was
n bottle containing cyOnde Of potash ana gbis7
con aiming some beer lie had dissolved the potash
the cCr and drunk IT, , ~ ..o,,
Burecl had the appearance of foreigner, ana rom
the cut OF hl- clothes which were OF eApcslac IN NE
,onniry lie was perfectly sober when he went 10
his roam and had $40 and a silver watch and chsih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
OBITUARY.
DIR. JOHN A. COMLES.

Dr. John A. COwlcs, one OF the Oldest dentists In
the state dcd at his home at Lighth-ave. and one
hundred and thirty ourth--t yesterday after llnger-
ins IL ncss. Two years aso nc was Frustrated With
lara.y-ls, and since then he has been gradually oe-
dining. lie born in jefferson County In 1913
Tor more than forty years he was engaged In his
proic- non I'm Rome, y. Y lilo umo
pfc-idunt Of the Ncw-YOH State Dental ASSOCIATION.
and during the war he OF the organizers OF
the sanitary COmmlssOn and was among those menl-
Lcrs OF the commission who wtnt with the Northern
armies 10 the south. Eight years ago he withdrew
from active wOr, and has lived with his family In
Ncy-YOfk. lii wife and five children, thTCo sons
and two daughters, survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
THE PACIFIC INVESTIGATION.

BAN Francisco, Aug. 16-rhe Pacific Railway Com
mission agreed with the counsel Of tho Central Pacific
to-day that tho witnesses Of the company should be
by the United Court Commissioners IN New
York from time TO time as 1t is p epared The Com
mission will meet at New York september 20. when
Judge Dillon OF the Union Pacific and A. A. Cohen. for
the Central Pacific, will make oral arguments Cohen
said that when Central Pacific made out It's case he
thought he wod he able TO satisfy tho Commission In
all particulars OF the with contractors ana
finance company. Secretary Miller presented state
ment OF the la d grant bonds which showed that
SlO.0OO.OOO In these bonds Issued, for which
IS 64J 900 realized. tho total amount redeemed
from this issue was S5.563,00O, leaving Si,437OOO
outstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
i. SCOTT TERRILL.

j. Scott Terrill OF the Oldest citizens OF Railway.
n H. died at his no no at Church and Hamilton SIS on
Monday ia his eightythlrd lie was an antiquarian
and years considered authority on historical
da A affecting this state particularly ini he country
generally. lie leaves many valuable documents anu
paper, which he mad collected and preserved Tor years
lie active Interest In the formation OF the IKE
publican party aud the tno OF his death rem aimed
one OF Its strongest uphOlders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE. August Ill A. M.-The clonds
broke away during the morning yesterday aud the air
grew dry. Little change occurred in the barometer The
temperature ranged between $50 and 81" the average
(74Lo being 2lo higher than tho corresponding day
Last year ana 3i4o higher than on Monday.
In and this city ts-day there VIII probably os
fair weather. with nearly stationary temperature AZ"
light n0rtherly TO eastery winds. .
Al prese nt little change 10 indicated for Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
THAT yHREE.LgooED CHICKEN A GAIN.

FfOm The CrdWyOfuttIte NUH'T 1D''''VS'''''
Wa bav, be,,d of delorm. chickens In various
shape- but Tnllafcrro now comes 10 the Ton. WIN
one OF the biggest curo>ites OIL this century I-
line MIR r / Anderson brought In CHICKEN last
saturday that was about frying size, Ply hooh
rooster in perfect health. that had thfu ies S'
Int the toe and nail perfect The ios sprQutod
from the knee loint Tho chicken Wa VA spsred
for 0 curiosity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
DEATH AND MARRIAGE SIDE BY SIDE.

ELMIKA, Aug. 10 tSpec'db.-Harry ;. Fitch, an en-
poye OF the Northern Central hallway Company and
Belle Williams we're married to-day. The ceremony took
place wae the young couple stood at the head OF the
coffin brides mother. who burned TO death on
saturday. The wedding at the collin was by the request
of Williams. the young couple having been engaged
for some time. The Rev NJ. +. Dewitt performed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

results; Arden Robbins. OF New-York, beat G Moo
man. OF Boston, g.. 6-3; Livingstone 5st a &Af
New. York beat wayman Cush OF Boston. 81. ~
Godfrey Briney OF Trhity College beat Hamilton n-
mons, WI 'ner OF the Oxford and Cambridge champion
shin IN q aud the tennis pionship
OF Engi...I in 1886, 4-6. 6-3, 60; william Harmer.
OF philadelphia beat A =. Cush.nan. OF Boston, 16.
"a, 60 Morton Patton, OF New-York heat ed"
Baker of Boston, 6-l. 6-3.
j. 5. Clark, or Philadelphia, who Is the present holder
OF the cup has arrived and will defend 1t against the
winner OF the tournamant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
DEATH OLA MEMBER OLA LOYG-LTVsD FAMILY

Mrs NJ ria Voorhis. Police commissioner Noor.
hiss mother her homo at No +52 West Twenty.
on Monday M ,rnlng Pompton Plains
Morn, County n j. In 1901 She member OF long
Her wed to the axe OF ninety
two v,at and her mothers tather GelieT died at
age of nnetyhvr The old family homestead AZ Pol-
ion Plans still occupied BY MrS Vo1riSs brother anf
that place house In which George WASHING ion
wa, en- hs still President Mrs 0orhls
was member Dutch keOrmei Church. at flftA.a'e
and ninths AMI her funeral Will take place there
this afternoon The burial Will Al Pompton Pla lns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
NATHANIEL HUNTING.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug l6-NathanleI hunting, VIM
was stricken with apoplexy at his summer residence
here mn saturiay night died to- night quarter past
10 O'clock lie wa. OF the propreIors OF the Murray
ui IIote in New YORK ana we'll known throughout
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
WILL SHARP SECURE HIS STAY

ALBANY. Aug. 1o.-A dispatch To The albany Journal
from whitehall says at is reported that Judge Pot
ter ha decided grant Ia the sharp II Is
SAID that he earnestly engaged at his home here
writing an exhaustive opinion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
L. WV TENNIS TOUR

LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT BAR HAR8OR.
EAR HARBoR. Aug. l6 tspeeiab.-The second annual
Awntensis tournament for the Mossley Hall cup. given
y"'b Howard. OF Chicago, began hero this morning
'ns most favorable auspices that the presence
Mr. heskman. OF New-York and Mr. Brinisy OF Trim
ny College, caused the Withdrawal of a number OF medi.
IL players who would otherwise have entered Tho
s1asmsns opened With the singles with tho following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
CANNOT BE puppLERs ND SELL LIQUOR To

PITTsBURG. Aug. 10 tSpeiah.-fhe firm OF Carnegie.
Phipps Co. is determined to enforce the oneoo rule"
IN a way not relished by OF the Two pudders
employed IN the Union iron mills, who arc the proDre-
tors liquor stores. informed that they must qn
working the mill or else give up keeping the liquor
Stores one who does 10 much business concluded
TO give up the store than his furnace but tho
has given up his Job In preference to tue liquor
business rule II gidly enforced in all the mills
Will affect thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
SHE THoUoHi THE AUTHOR PREMATURE.

FROM The B0sf0H LOurleT :.
A lady recently received tue dedication OF
new book a copy OF which sent 10 her Dy the al,
thor. The OF her family or course examined
ths boog and over dedication her young daughter
seemed 10 much puzzled For some time she regir-
ed II doubtully uncertain whether TO ASK the question
which tornened her. but at last her curiosity could no
LONGER be restrained. and she burst out: =,
"But. mamma. how could IL he de neated 10 yon
didn't know eopls mad dedication I'LL after they'd had
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
1IrnGR r. MARLEY BOYER.

NoRRIsTowS Penn. Arg 16-Judge b. Marley
Boyer president judge OF the Montgomery County Court
died suddenly OF apopleIy lis home THIS afternoon
Judge Boyer elected 10 Cnsiess Oh Tue DculoSiAH'
ticket In SD and was reelected Ia 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
RAIL WY INTERESTS.
,NDTTIoN OF LAND GK,vrs IN IOWA.

CONDITION OF LAND GRANTS IN IOWA.
DEs MONIES Aug 10 tSpeciab.-Ihe Governor has re-
ceved from the United States Land ONCE its decision In
the Sioux ttw and ST. Paul Land Grant 1t is that this
road IL entitled to land for fifty miles Of road only.
2194376 acres is not entitled to any indemnity for
the ten mites OF overlapping lands awarded to the Chi
cago Milwaukee and st. Paul Roai. II has received
2so725.29 from the OF Iowa 1888
than Is entitled to- There patented to the State
for this company 4O7. $40 81 OF this the State
withheld, unearned. s.545.70 acres the United
States Supreme Court gave the Milwaukee road
l3l.6s7.52 acres, leaving $50. 90 OF the
s5.457.40 acres withheld by the State, 20 0lZ33 acres
have been recovered to the United states and ordered
restored to the market The courts have awarded
31,74759 to the Milwaukee road,
leaving 692 s in possession OF the State. which
the Governor mas ordered b conveyed to tue United
States within ninety Now there has been
nnal adiu 'tment AMI settlement between the United
states the State of 10 and the railroad paues,
ana the disposition OF those grants Is largely tainted
with fraud and drreit. 1t Is considered doubtful IL
tute man as Governor Larraseo will make convey
ance ~ so much land the tpse dirt Of Wash
iugon Official Tue bottom has not been reached In this
matter yet There Is enough litigation In sight In this
and the Winnebago swamp Land Indian treaty case TO
Keep the next scneTatlOn exceedingly busy. In which
land road in tho United states, and
swamp land and land will probably take
hand It's mighty big thing viewed In all its phases.
cupied 0v acrua settlers who have been 1t several
years and they Will have rst opportunity to perfect
their claims No claims applications will 10 considered
prior 10 September IL. It Is all valuable land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

STOPER FfF o ,U ISf SRI, FV'LtTyfV =.
The ase Edgar StOrer AGAINST George Scha
back arrested by nm the forryDoat Mddloown
IN Wednesday mp before the Commissioners at Tonp
knsve s. H. yesterdy Storsr the FIRST witness called
snd gave the following testimony: q" took the boy
Humphreys by the shou er AMI aim through The gang
Inn the stern emf OF the boat. as %
the gesder OF the crowd mtAng all Disturbances
yetuTned breakfast which eatng 81 me engine
tOoglug AROUND thlt u uphreys had AGAIN joined his
companions went up to the boy and took MIN by The
shoulder George SchskeDback, who seated the
boy jumped AID rs.ot his 10 strs' at the
that had right to boy AZ he
vas doing no harm then arresiei Sc asenback
for Interfering with duties and Ocket HIM in
the MI -r Of deck. tl-I
the boy and also locked him
lp he also placed Mt. Burrows a 1ftrH
Mr.. Schaikenoack In the mail room wlere he remained
with Hum hrevs until return TO ST. 0eorsr. when took
them both before Justice Casey II Tompknsv.le ma
eompisial' against Humphreys OF isoIderly conduct
bchslk epbzck charged with Interrnptiny my DUTIES"
Tbs wiipess then crossexamned y Counsel Werner
TIE witness ostled Davis eng oil tbs
3iddleiown who stated no hal Dotcrd tie ys He s~d
4ha ocer Storer fully JUSTIFIED Ia srrrsung the oOY as
bs hal very Troublesome Tue then adjourned
until Augusta